Cute keyboard when the lights are off but when on they're not very bright and glow through the pink keys really ugly. wish I could return but I've had too long. But actually looks so bad.
Other than that It's a good keyboard not like loud or anything and it works. Just wish the keycaps didn't suck so much.
I mean they're cute without the lights but horrible and cheap looking with the lights on.
Anyways It works well and stuff so ill go with 5/5 for the keyboardness,
and 2/5 for keycaps
Which are honestly the only reason I even got this keyboard

I preordered this keyboard 1/2/2021 and received it today, so I waited about three months. To my understanding, this is not too bad of a wait for a boutique keyboard-- especially given shipping conditions during C19 and the Lunar New Year. Upon arriving at the warehouse, I received the keyboard promptly. I believe it took five days to ship and arrive to me after arrival at MK's warehouse. But be prepared to wait if you do preorder.

This is my first mechanical keyboard. I have used a boyfriends Corsair in the past when we lived together, but this is the first time I have had one of my own. So I am no expert. That being said I absolutely love mine. It is sturdy and well made, very detailed, absolutely beautiful. No cosmetic flaws to be had. It came with 2 sets of a few additional keycaps, including a Mt. Fuji esc cap and alternate caps for the lock keys. The alternate caps have a small hole in the user facing side to allow the LEDs to show through more clearly when the lock keys are in use. The base of the Mt. Fuji key is white and it has a sakura branch reaching past Mt. Fuji with a red sun in the sky and a few small clouds in the air. Very cute and in with the overall theme! Also included was a matching pink keycap removal tool, matching pink USB mini B to USB A cable, and a plain white spacebar cap. The base plastic of the keyboard has a subtle wood grain pattern that adds a nice texture. I went with cherry MX browns and it is fairly quiet with good tactile response. Altogether, this keyboard feels very luxe.

The LEDs do not require any drivers, it is simply plug n play. There are two main options: "always on", and "breathing mode. In always on you can change the brightness; in breathing mode you can change the speed the LEDs fade in and out at. These settings are controlled by holding the Fn key and using the arrow keys. When brightness is set to zero, the "lock" keys will still be lit up if they are on. Scroll, num, and caps lock. E.g. if caps lock is on, the caps lock key will be lit up even if brightness is set to zero. The LEDs do have a bit of "bleeding" through the pink keys. This may be a drawback for some, but personally I do not mind it. I think it gives a nice glow effect.

Altogether, I could not be happier with this keyboard and it was well worth the wait.

my keys are all switched and the keyboard wont let me control the lights

I received this keyboard about 2 months ago and wanted to test it out for a while before I review it.

It's extremely aesthetically pleasing if you love cherry blossoms and the color pastel pink. The typewriter keys are all white, but the letter/numbers/symbols on those keys are a dark pink making it easy to see. The rest of the keys are a pastel pink with the same dark pink font to it; and the spacebar has a cherry blossom branch on it. It also comes with 4 additional keycaps if you want to switch your capslock or numlock to indicate whether the keys are on or off. A pink light shines through the transparent slit. Other than that, this keyboard doesn't light up, so no fancy light effects. The extra ESC key is very cute because it has a mountain in the background with cherry blossom branch design and a red sunset. When you first receive the keyboard, you have to break into it. Each keys are a little stiff and if you were to switch the keycaps, it protrudes, so you have to press on it hard so that it can drop into place.

The build of the keyboard seems to be quite sturdy. I'm not sure what it's made out of, but it seems to have a wooden finish to it. You can see small wood grains to it, so it makes the keyboard have a matte finish as well. I purchased the Cherry MX Silent Red keys, which are an additional $16. I love how quiet it sounds, since I'm not a fan of loud mechanical keyboards. I think this keyboard is the same as "Ducky x Varmilo MIYA Pro Sakura Pink". The only difference is that this keyboard has a number pad, so it makes it slightly larger. Although this keyboard may be pricey, I think it's worth the investment! (If you love cherry blossoms and pastel pink).

I received this beautiful keyboard yesterday and I'm truly amazed how beautiful, detailed, and well made this is! As someone who loves cherry blossoms and have been waiting to get this keyboard from Varmilo himself for the longest time, I'm so impressed how quiet and smooth it sounds. It's comfortable, smooth, clicks well. I highly recommend! Thank you so much!!